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If I pour Sodium Hydroxide to Copper Sulfate, would this be a physical or chemical change?
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If I pour Sodium Hydroxide to Copper Sulfate, would this be a physical or chemical change?
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Hey there!
It would be a chemical change because a new substance was formed.
Hope it helped!
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It would be a chemical change.
Hope this helps!
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